Waste of time

It is a performances centric movie

hyped garbage

A brilliant film that helped define a genre

These Blair Witch type movies are so over done that I'd give the movie a zero for creativity except that they're done from a Point of View from the google glasses so the main protagonist is sometimes viewed in the movie when the glasses are worn by someone else ( like during a naughty bathroom break) or placed on a nearby table so I do give some points for that. Acting was terrible, storyline cramed every horror troupe imaginable and couldn't the main protagonist even cry convincingly? Could have been a good movie, which was shot on location, but story had gaps and was unclear in some places. As with all POV movies you have to pay attention to visual cues since they don't have the same continuity other films do. It just relied too much on the beautiful scenery and pretty girls to get it done. This movie just made my brain hurt.

It has been a year since the death of Sarah Pullman's (Danielle Jadelyn) brother( Steven Hilder). To help her get over it, dad (Howard Rypp ) pays for a trip for her and her better looking BFF Rachel Klein (Yael Grobglas) to travel to Israel. On the plane they meet Kevin Reed (Yon Tumarkin) a young "Indian Jones" whose interest is religious lore on ancient zombies.They go to Jerusalem and not since World War Z has Jerusalem been annoyed by so many zombies. The difference is that these are Nephilm and dark angels with wings.The premise was okay. Instead of the hand held camera we have graduated to Google glass or something similar. This has facial recognition and we know exactly where that was going. It also has GPS map etc. It didn't prevent the stupid ground cam or shoe cam. The jerking was less, but was still there. We added random cute cat films.The film opens with a film and narration by a guy with an accent, which didn't make it seem any more real.As always, would have been better with a real camera.Guide: F-bomb, sex, nudity (Danielle Jadelyn or body double)

I just needed an outlet so that I can rant!!! So, As another reviewer said above, I created an account just to review this movie, something I have never done before. Ok, the Glass seemed pretty cool at first; however, Sarah took it way past the point of cool to straight up annoying. Somehow I wished that Sarah died in a plane crash to Tel-Aviv, but I suppose then we wouldn't have the lovely Rachel now would we? I feel so betrayed, but yet so entertained simultaneously. This chic Sarah irritated me the entire time, but every time I tried to disengage myself from the movie, for some strange odd reason I was still intrigued. I was very attracted to Rachel, and Keven, and Omar. Sarah yelled Kevin's name so much that I soon lost interest in him sadly. Not only was Sarah annoying, but come to think of it, her dad was too, and Drake, Rachel's "boyfriend". If it wasn't for Sarah bratty tale, perhaps I would've given this movie 10 stars instead. I mean like seriously, wasn't her dad freaking annoying? Like both of them together suffer from anxiety. As long as I watch movies, I don't ever want to see this Sarah character in another film...EVER! But it was worth watching....see what I'm sayin..? I'm totally confused!

Sarah, the main character, is among the worst characters in horror movie history. Once the bad guys became established, we get to hear Sarah cry, scream, hyperventilate, and stutter for about 30 straight minutes. It was ear-wrenching. Just over the top and horrible, and we couldn't wait for the bad guys to get her. As bad as that was, her stupidity brought it upon herself. They had to get out of town fast...so instead if going with her best friend, the hotel guide who knew the city, and two armed guards, she decided instead to whine and whine and stay to find some guy she knew for 24 hours. If you choose some random fling over your best friend, you deserve to die. Not to mention that when she finally did something right (located the asylum keys), she couldn't get the lock open, but rather fell into horror-movie cliché of the girl who is too scared and shaking to simply turn a key. Speaking of clichés, let's not forget the part where her friend turned zombie and was killing folks and trying to eat Sarah, and instead of blowing her brains out, Sarah instead said "She only needs a doctor" Then, of course, Sarah accidentally killed the only guy who knew the way out. Sarah reminds me of Gilligan...always finding a way to ruin the rescue of everyone else. But at least we didn't have to hear Gilligan hyperventilate in every episode. Otherwise, this was a pretty cool movie with some tense suspense. I give it a 7. If the main character were a brave fighter instead of a cowardly dunce, it would have scored a lot more for me.